oh I forgot, I saw this white with reddish weining that looks delightful, but I do not know it's name.. splish splash is also one I am curious about.
klk

Biokova is a white one with a tiny bit of red that I really like. I don't know where you can buy it but you should be able to do a search and find out.

Nancy

I'm partial to hardy geraniums. Bloody cranesbill has gorgeous pink flowers on it.
Here are a few of my favorite:
Ger. x cantabrigiense 'Biokovo'
Ger. x endrossi "Wargrave Pink"
Ger. x magnificum
Ger. x sanguineum var. striatum (Bloody cranesbill) Lovely pink color.

Hope this helps!

Unless you're already wedded to geraniums to shade your clemmie roots, here's a beauty of a sedum (sedum sieboldii, or October Daphne) that is simply perfect for shading those roots and making an elegant setting for clematis.

Here is a link that might be useful:

If you're coming to the plant swap in Dupage county tomorrow, I've got 3 Geranium 'Biokovo' to trade. Or, if you know you're coming and let me know I can just pull a few extra tomorrow before I leave. They'll fit the bill very nicely.

As far as white geraniums are concerned, the "best" one at the moment should be 'Coombland White', but it may not be so easy to spot...
Other white/light pinks :
- G. versicolor
- G. asphodeloides
- G. oxonianum Hollywood
- G. oxonianum Walter's Gift
- G. 'Sherwood' for a true change of flower shape !
- G. 'Winscombe' will produce flowers with all shades of white to light pink at the same time..very pretty too...

All the above will row in a middle-size clup..For lower plants :
- I second G. striatum, a cute little geranium indeed...
- G. cinereum 'Ballerina'

Hi Kerstin,
the one you described in your second post could be G. clarkei 'Kashmir White'. It is one of the best geraniums for bed situations. I add a picture of my plant.
VLG; Katrin

I love the leaves on Wargrave, they have lots of texture, and the shade of pink in so beautiful. It is one of my favorites.
Diana